stiffly
stiffly 英 [stɪflɪ] 美 [ˈstɪflɪ]
adv. 生硬地；顽固地；呆板地
- Use the adverb stiffly to describe something that's done in an awkward or rigid way. If you stiffly introduce yourself to your new neighbor, you're a little inept about it, not very graceful or smooth.
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- adv. 生硬地；顽固地；呆板地
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1. They greeted each other stiffly, without affection.
他们生硬地打着招呼，没有一丝爱意。
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2. Mrs. Hale : ( stiffly . ) There ‘s a great deal of work to be done on a farm .
黑尔夫人：（生硬地）一个农场中有很多很多的活儿要干。
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3. But no— instead, she watched her husband from the distant kitchen, seated stiffly at the table, content to keep a hallway's worth of space between them.
但是，什么都没有发生——她只是从厨房里望着丈夫，呆板地坐在桌边，两人之间隔着一整个玄关。
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